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A-4 BASIC Macro Library
SLC Backplane
Functions
The following table describes the macro CALLs that you use to communicate and
pass data on the backplane of the SLC 500. Backplane macros for the 1771-DB/B
are located in the file INCLUDBB.BDL.
Table A.3 Communication Macros
Backplane Macro CALLs Macro Inputs Outputs
write_m1_image_unsigned(%1,%2) Converts a BASIC variable or constant value to
an unsigned integer (0 to 65535), then writes
this value to the M1 file. The offset position (0
to 63) in the M1 file is defined by the first input
variable.
%1 = The offset position (0
to 63) in the M1 file
%2 = BASIC variable or
constant to be converted
None
read_m0_image_unsigned(%1,%2) Reads an unsigned integer (0 to 65535) from the
M0 file. The offset position (0 to 63) in the M0
file is defined by the first input variable. The
variable which receives the data is the second
input variable.
%1 = The offset position (0
to 63) in the M0 file to be
converted
%2 = Variable
write_m1_image_signed(%1,%2) Converts a BASIC variable or constant value to
its binary representation (-32768 to 32767),
then writes the value to the M1 file. The offset
position (0 to 63) in the M1 file is defined by the
first input variable.
%1 = The offset position (0
to 63) in the M1 file
%2 = BASIC variable or
constant to be converted
None
read_m0_image_signed(%1,%2) Reads a binary value (-32768 to 32767) from the
M0 image file. The offset position (0 to 63) in
the M0 file is defined by the first input variable.
The variable which receives the data is the
second input variable.
%1 = The offset position (0
to 63) in the M0 file to be
converted
%2 = Variable
copy_image_to_m1(%1,%2) Allows the SLC processor to read the BASIC or
BASIC-T module’s M1 data.
%1 = Number of words to
be copied
%2 = The success
of the transfer
0 --> Run mode
1 --> Program mode
2 --> Test mode
10--> Illegal length
11--> Not
supported
copy_bas_out_to_slc_in(%1) Allows the SLC processor to read the module’s
output data into the SLC processor’s input
image table.
None %1 = The success
of the transfer
0 --> Run mode
1 --> Not Run mode
73--> No Response
copy_m0_to_image(%1,%2) Allows the module to accept the SLC
processor’s M0 data.
%1 = Number of words to
be copied
%2 = The success
of the transfer
0 --> Run mode
1 --> Program mode
2 --> Test mode
10--> Illegal length
11--> Not
supported
copy_slc_out_to_bas_in(%1) Allows the module to read the SLC processor’s
output image table data.
None %1 = The success
of the transfer
0 --> Run mode
1 --> Not Run mode
73--> No Response
- BASIC Development 1
- Software 1
- Important User 2
- Information 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Table of Contents ii 4
- Table of Contents iii 5
- Chapter 9 6
- Communicating with the 6
- Appendix A 6
- Appendix B 7
- Table of Contents vi 8
- Who Should Use This 9
- Purpose of this Manual 10
- Related Documentation 11
- Terms and Abbreviations 12
- Conventions Used in this 13
- Rockwell Automation 13
- P-6 14
- Installing the Software 15
- Hardware Requirements 16
- Installation Procedure 17
- Directory Structure 19
- Backing-up Your 20
- Toplevel Menu 22
- Main Menu 22
- Status Line 23
- Message Line 24
- Function Keys 24
- Using Help Outside a Program 24
- Using Help Within a Program 25
- Typical Pull-down Menu 25
- Navigating Within Windows 26
- Figure 2.3 Window Labels 27
- Editing a BASIC Program 29
- Saving Your Program 30
- Translating Your Program 31
- Changing to Terminal Mode 32
- Exiting a BASIC Program 33
- Configuring Your Software 35
- Command Line Switches 36
- Configuring Your Edit 38
- Configuring Display 41
- Configuring Mouse and 41
- Keyboard Options 41
- Configuring Your 42
- Filename Extensions 42
- ↓ 43
- Configuring Your Printer 45
- Memory Options 45
- Backup Files, Temporary 46
- Files, and Autosave 46
- Search and Replace 47
- Defaults 47
- Terminal Emulation 47
- Mode Selection 47
- Save Configuration and 48
- Editing a Program 49
- Searching Operations 50
- Using Block Operations 51
- Figure 4.2 Block Menu 52
- Text Formatting, Undo 54
- Advanced Editing 55
- Techniques 55
- Drawing Lines 56
- Using the Calculator 57
- The ASCII Table 57
- Using Windows 57
- Using Keystroke Macros 59
- • [F] selects the File menu 60
- Changing Recorded Keystrokes 61
- Editing Keystroke Macros 62
- Using Cursor Markers 63
- 4-16 Editing a Program 64
- [Alt-F3] 64
- [Shift-F3] 64
- [Alt-F8] 64
- Manipulating Files 65
- Selecting Project Files 66
- Figure 5.2 User Menu 67
- User-defined Programs 68
- Name Selection 69
- Selecting a Filename 69
- Swap Method Selection 69
- Memory Required Selection 70
- Use COMMAND.COM Option 71
- Starting Directory 71
- 5-8 Manipulating Files 72
- Language 73
- Translator Directives 74
- Line Number 78
- Increment 78
- Breakpoint 79
- Debug on 79
- Debug off 79
- Creating Your Own 80
- Programming Macro 80
- Bringing in Programs 81
- Subprogram CALL 70, CALL 71 82
- Programming Macros 82
- Merging a Program File 82
- Creating a Second 83
- Translating 85
- Figure 6.1 86
- Downloading 87
- Executing 87
- Printing Your Program 89
- Printer Selection 90
- Printer Setup 91
- Printer Device/File 91
- Serial Printers 92
- Using the Printer 93
- Controls 93
- Printing All or Part of a 94
- Document 94
- Eliminating Translator 98
- Translator Configuration 98
- ↑ Ins 175k 06-12-91 1:15pm 99
- Publication 1746-PM001A-US-P 100
- Communicating with the Module 101
- Downloading File 103
- Uploading File 104
- ↓> 105
- ↑↓→← to Edit 105
- Hex File Transfers 106
- Downloading Hex Files 107
- Backing Up the Module Image 108
- Debugging Your 109
- Debugging Example 111
- Figure 9.3 Watch Window 112
- RS-232 Communications 114
- Autobaud 115
- General Setup Parameters 116
- Terminal 116
- Com Port Settings 116
- Save Setup 117
- DH485 Communications 118
- Who Active 121
- Who Listen 122
- BASIC Macro Library 123
- Screen Functions 124
- Keyboard Functions 125
- SLC Backplane 126
- Functions 126
- Clock Functions 127
- Battery Back-Up 128
- Program Control 128
- String Routines 129
- [CTRL-C] Functions 130
- Port Control Functions 130
- DH485 Functions 130
- 1771-DB/B Backplane 131
- The DOS Directory Shell 133
- 2 Index 138
- Index 3 139
- 4 Index 140
- Index 5 141
- 6 Index 142
- Back Cover 144
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